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National Meteorological Center: Slight temperature rise with heavy rainfall expected Sunday evening

1 November 20265 min read

National Meteorological Center: Slight temperature rise with heavy rainfall expected Sunday evening
The National Meteorological Center forecasts a slight temperature increase with unstable weather and heavy rain Sunday evening.

The General Organization of Meteorology expects temperatures to rise slightly today, Sunday, reaching around their annual averages in most Syrian regions, according to the Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA) quoting the National Center for Meteorology.

The Center indicates that the country will be affected by a period of atmospheric instability starting Sunday evening, lasting until Monday, accompanied by heavy rainfall in scattered areas, often with thunderstorms.

Weather details during the day

The National Center for Meteorology clarified that the weather during daytime hours will be generally partly cloudy, becoming cloudy in the evening and night, with a likelihood of rain showers in scattered areas. These showers will be heavy and accompanied by thunderstorms, especially in the Badia region, where the probability of heavy rainfall increases in the Badia, parts of the northern region, and the southeastern parts of the central region.

Nighttime conditions and winds

Nighttime hours will see relatively cool conditions generally, and cold in mountainous highlands, with warnings of dense fog forming in most inland areas during the night and early morning. Winds will be east to southeast, light in speed, and the sea will be calm with low wave height.

Expected temperatures

The Meteorology Department forecasts the following maximum and minimum temperatures for Syrian governorates: Damascus 23/11, Rural Damascus-Qalamoun 18/8, Quneitra 20/9, Daraa 26/14, As-Suwayda 22/11, Homs 22/15, Hama 22/15, Latakia 25/18, Tartus 26/17, Aleppo 22/14, Idlib 23/14, Deir Ezzor 24/14, Raqqa 22/13, and Al-Hasakah 25/18.

Source: Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA)

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